Moses finally stands before Pharaoh with a message from God: “Let my people go.”
Pharaoh responds with the question at the heart of this part of Exodus:
“Who is the LORD, that I should obey him?”
And that question is bigger than Pharaoh. Who gets the final word over my life?
In this message, we look at the confrontation between Pharaoh and the God of Israel, why the signs in Egypt are about more than punishment, and how God begins exposing the powers and false gods that have claimed to rule people’s lives.
Exodus reminds us that freedom is not simply escaping a bad situation. Freedom is learning to live under a new King.
We explore:
Why obedience to God can sometimes make things harder before they get better
The “masters” we look to for security, identity, control, and significance
How God confronts what enslaves us, not simply to defeat it, but to reveal who He is
Why God’s purpose reaches beyond Israel, even inviting Egypt to know Him
How Jesus ultimately reveals the King whose power is expressed through self-giving love
The question Exodus puts before every one of us is simple: Who really rules?
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